Flash Forge MP Inventor II, Print Leans When it Shouldn't & Layers Don't Line Up Well are .The shift is a continual shift, not just a single layer. It happens most often when the print is large, has supports, is a multi print of same objects, or adjust the print rotation or angle from original file. It is not every time but it is 1 in every 3 prints on average. See pics for the average failed print along these lines.
Basically the entire print begins to shift back along the Y axis. I have tried tightening the belts, lubed the glide poles, releasing tension on the filament, adjusted both print speed and temp, resetting component electronic connectors, rebooting system to clear cashe, applied more adhesive to build plate, and changing the filament.
The next thing I want to look at is the slicing program. Has anyone had issues like this with slicing programs? If so what have you done to fix it?
Basically the entire print begins to shift back along the Y axis. I have tried tightening the belts, lubed the glide poles, releasing tension on the filament, adjusted both print speed and temp, resetting component electronic connectors, rebooting system to clear cashe, applied more adhesive to build plate, and changing the filament.
The next thing I want to look at is the slicing program. Has anyone had issues like this with slicing programs? If so what have you done to fix it?